#Contributing to Gratipay
##What is "open work"? At http://gratipay.com/about, we have a definition:
“Open work” means that your company or organization makes it easy for any individual to do your work for you without asking you first, and as a result to share in any revenue you generate.
Do work first, ask permission later. Fun, isn't it? If you are opening a new issue or submitting a pull request, go for it! Don't be afraid that it's a dumb idea or a duplicate of another issue or an unwanted change or whatever. Maybe it is! We're still glad to have you! :^)
##How you can contribute Whether you are a programmer or not, you can contribute to Gratipay. Below are some ideas we've modified from this great blog post (more details at the link). You can check out a similar list here. If you see anything below that doesn't make sense, relax--find something you understand and start from there.
- Follow along on GitHub. Looks like you're in the right place already! See all project repositories at http://github.com/gratipay.
- Follow the Gratipay blog
- Diagnose a bug by creating an issue
- Suggest an improvement by creating an issue
- Close resolved issues (here's the big list)
- Test the code
- Fix a bug/resolve an issue
- Write a test
- Add a comment to the code
- Create an example
- Answer a question
- Write a blog post
- Improve the website (either gratipay.com or http://inside.gratipay.com)
###More info If you want to really get involved, then check out our full documentation for contributors: http://inside.gratipay.com/
##License Gratipay is licensed under CC0.